House returns to the Pack on a one-year deal, just two seasons after he departed for Jacksonville. He adds much-needed experience to a secondary that is fresh off a woeful 2016 campaign. No. 31 against the pass, the Packers needed reinforcements, and House helps in that regard.
The 27-year-old won’t be expected to be the miracle potion for Dom Capers’ defense, but the hope is he offers some stability at the cornerback position.
Let’s take a closer look.
2016 stats
In 16 games, House made 17 tackles, zero pass breakups and zero interceptions.
2016 review
The concerning news from Green Bay’s perspective is that House’s 2016 season was bad one, and it led to Jacksonville releasing him with two years left on his deal.